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A tinted navy wall paint sets the backdrop for a mod mix of furnishings with a shabby chic touch.
On the opposing side of the color spectrum, we found that the key to decking a room in an almost exclusively warm palette lies within a handful of delicate neutrals, cleverly interspersed within the textured accents.
A serene wall paint that fluctuates between a deep gray and a shady blue fits right in with the subdued aesthetic of this Scandinavian living room.
A lilac backdrop sets the tone for pastel furnishings and a modest mix of copper accents, instilling a calming essence throughout the space.
Similar wall paint in Behr’s Courteous.
A study in contrast featuring two rather bold yet dynamic decorative elements: a concrete floor and delicate furnishings with plenty of frill, set against an eclectically intricate backdrop.
Playful patterns of the sweetest shades redefine the concept of a two-toned room.
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An elegant mix of classically modern furnishings soften the bold intensity of the charcoal wall paint.
Paint in Farrow & Ball’s Off-Black.
A subtly patterned wallpaper of a neutrally saturated shade, gives way to the dynamically eclectic details of the island-chic and mid-century mod decor.
If you ask us, a smokey gray is in fact a color, especially when paired with wood floors and a tinted wall paint with the slightest hint of color.
A whitewashed ceiling accentuates the boldness of the bright blue wall paint and eclectically colorful decor.
This two-toned living room features a chic mix of color, texture, and style. Sleek copper details and a marbled wallpaper further elevate the decor of the space.
A pigmented brown with a hint of magenta has us seriously reconsidering this commonly overlooked shade.
Accent wall in London Clay by Farrow & Ball.
Proof that there’s no such thing as too much color. Vibrant furnishings elevate this gray-washed living room with a burst of color and mid-century mod style.
The trick to a colorful space without having to paint the walls? Investing in a wall-to-wall mirror installation to reflect an eclectically vibrant decor.
Inside this English cottage, a bright green wall paint emulates the rustic decor of the warm space.
A seemingly textured wallpaper instills an illusion of depth to the monochrome walls, providing a sensible base for the warm-hued decorative elements.
A rosy wall paint creates a subdued setting for the accented colors and organic features of this inviting space.
Proof that a color block works just as well with two very saturated and fearless shades. Note the thought-out hue of the sofa, used to bring the bold wall colors together.
A lesson in decorating with accents, found in an otherwise monochrome living room filled with subtle bursts of eye-catching color.
We can hardly keep up with the number of shades of blue found in this lone space, further accentuated by daylight and clever paint color contrasts.
A delicate wall paint with a cool undertone fits right in with the dusty blush-toned furnishings and decor.
Wall paint in Farrow & Ball’s Calamine.
Wood panel walls should more or less be a requirement for the beachfront property. Coupled with porthole windows and a nautical design scheme, this home is the ultimate summer escape.
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scheme that stems from the patterned wallpaper, emulates itself among the colorfully textured furnishings and delicately woven accent pieces of this desert-inspired living space.
An elegant
composed of intricately detailed frames fit right in with the saturated wall paint, proving that every room deserves an accent piece, or two.